The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-09-29
ra,laha~se Fla. Sept. %. 1857.
The Apache Indians are on the war path in


Marion and Orange counties have voted
dry" and Hamilton and fernando wet
The Volunteer beat the Thistle four miles in
the race over the Yacht Club Course on Tues
day.
Arrangements have been made TO send Jake
Sharp TO Sing Sing tomorrow. His physicians
say it will kill him.
-Starke has a new paper, the East Florida
Courier, with H. p Trmble and Emma G. Ho-
gan as editors and pIoprietors.
The losses by the Sanford fire foot up about
100000 Mr. Arthur Charles, druggist, and
formerly OF Tallahassee, lost 5000 with only
81 800 insurance.
Governor E. A. Perry last Friday returned
from the Constitutional Centennial at Phlladei-
phia, and at once entered upon his Executive
duties at the capitol.
The Indian Ricer Sun has been purchased
by Mr. Wager, proprietor of the Titusville Star,
and its publication stopped, and its subscription
list added TO that of the latter paper.
Colonel G. r. Mitchell is progressing salts
factorily in securing the right of way for the new
roads to Tallahassee and Monticello. lie had
some difficulty, however, near the city.-Ih0m-
Gsrig< Enterprise.
In the navy yard business Algiers has
deadly rival in Pensacola, but then the Missis
sippi river flows by Algiers, and Pensacola is
little off from the great provision channel.-Nen
ORLEANS Chronicle.
The people of Chattanooga are highly
pleased at the decision OF President Cleveland 10
atop there on his way to Atlanta, and elaborate
preparations are being made for great demon
siration in honor of the occasion.
To-day we saw a specimen Of brick manu-
featured in Tallahassee and sent here for inspec-
ton, and think they far surpass any Florida
brick we have yet seen, and we believe they
will sell readily on their merits for general build
ing purposes-GdinesriHe Record.
1t will not help the condemned anarchists
to fill the air with direfu threats OF what will
happen if they are hanged The average Amer
ican is on the whole very good natured and
kind hearted animal, but you can't scare him.
Bear that in mind, please-N. Y. Herald.
Ben Butler says he cannot see any difference
between the bomb-throwing INDUCED in so ex-
tensively by the Confederates during the war
and that done by the Anarchists at Chicago.
One difference which of itself ought to excuse
the Cenfederates is that some of their bombs
we're thrown at Ben. Their intentions were all
nght-SdUdnndh Neos.
President Cleveand's Southern and Western
trip will cost him, it is thought, more than &c.,
600 He has engaged a special train OF three
cars, and will pay all expenses He sets an ex-
ample which ought to be followed by other pub
lie officials. They need not charter a special
train, but they ought to pay their travelling ex-
penses. Savannah Neus.
This week the veterans of the Grand Army
of the Republic hold their reunion in st. Louis.
They will be accorded generous welcome, and
the indications are that Tuttlesm will be at a
discount If the organization desires to demon
sirate that il is not political machine it will
elect some such man as General Socum to sue
coed General Fairchild.-N Y World.
When the splendid hotel the Kimball, in
Atlanta was burned several years ago, bright
young lady, daughter of a distinguished jurist of
that city, on viewing the ruins, remarked that
Atlanta looked as if its front tooth had been
pulled If the lady were 10 see Sanford to-day,
she would no doubt say that it looks as if all its
teeth were pulled. But we'll have bran,
spanking new Set !-Santord Journal.
have been opened. The contents of all ex-
cept one were found in good condition. Lot
lines in the burnt district were being run Satur-
day The surveyors had to await often for q
gust of wind to blow the smoke away before
lines could be found. Orders for moro than 4,
100000 of brick have already been placed.
The Daily National Hotel Reporter contained
the following in its issue of the 18th inst. The
prospects are good for prosperous winter sea-
son among Florida hotels. The resorts in Flor
ida, Georgia and South Carolina are much
more accessible than those of California that the
former will always control the greatest portion
of winter pleasure travel. This year it will be
possible to reach Florida from New York much
more quickly and agreeaby than ever before
"A. NJ. Ives, General Manager of the Florida
Fruit Exchange, has issued circular announc-
ing that the company will issue a weekly and
possibly a semi weekly bulletin during the
orange season of 1878, which will contain the
full market reports up to the date of issue, and
will also give general idea as to the proba bic
outlook for the ensuing week. These reports
will be made from daily telegraphic advces and
will be fresh, complete and reliable in every par
ticular-Kissnsnaes Leader.
The jacksonville, Tampa and Key West
Railway offers to carry all freight ordered
within the next fifteen days by the sufferers of
the fire at one-half rates Brick and lumber and
all building materials at same reduced rates.
Mr. NJ r. Moran, General Superintendent, in
letter to Mr. Clifford, says: "Tell the people of
Sanford that the j., T. & z. W., enters heartily
into their troubles, and will do its full share
toward helping them to establish their business,
and 10 let him know what they want.-8anford
Journal
AT meeting Of the Central Labor U ion of
New York, held last Sunday, man named
Block called upon God to bless the hand that
threw the dynamite bomb in Chicago which
killed and manned q score of policeman, where
upon one hundred delegates, representing the
various labor organizations, rose and withdrew
from the hall. That any considerable number,
says the World, Of selfrespecting, well-inten-
toned workingmen remained is reflection
upon the cause of honest labor everywhere. The
Workingmen Of this Republic cannot afford 10
identify themselves with Anarchism in any
form. To indorse the Chicago slaughter is to
proclaim a preference for murder over lawful
methods
The Plant City Courier has several election
eering items in its last issue to the effect that
Colonel Hanson, after making a prohibition
speech here on Wednesday night of last week